Biology, asked by parul398, 1 year ago

presence of nucleus is esstinal for maintenance and working of the cells nucleus is commonly called director of cell in long answer​

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Nucleus is the control and coordinating part of the cell. It is the brain of the cell. Nucleus control the functioning of the cell. The presence of nucleus is essential for the maintenance and working of the cell. Nucleus contains DNA and thread like structure which are called chromosomes. At the time of reproduction nucleus divide into two parts. Nucleus is surrounded by nuclear membrane. It is covered with nuclear envelope.

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